@usqifei459: #audit #foryou #police #fyp #usa

bonehead180 :

LEO “You’re refusing to ID”. The response should be, “Because you’re refusing to tell me what crime you’re detaining me for”.

Eugene :

The whole problem with the legislation is that there is no single codified legislative act specifying a list of crimes and offences... and no law on the police with a list of powers and duties.

Tony :

It’s sad when TikTok teaches us the law better than law-enforcement knows the law

freedom_is_costly :

Under the Fourth Amendment, the U.S. Supreme Court established that police officers must have reasonable suspicion of criminal activity to legally detain (briefly stop) someone. The Court has further defined this standard with the following key rules:More than a hunch: Officers must have specific, articulable facts that, combined with rational inferences, suggest a person is involved in, committing, or about to commit a crime. A "mere hunch" is not enough.Totality of the Circumstances: Courts evaluate whether the suspicion is reasonable by looking at the whole picture or "totality" of the situation, rather than isolating individual actions.

Samantha :

Scary lol

Michael Loafman :

user7785869330944 :

Where did he get his law degree? He might want to actually apply to law school.

Jandrew :

What's a criminal degree?

Tom Kollarik :

Part2

Joe Bunn :

part2

Jandrew :

It is right now? 😎

9Invert6 :

so this cop is saying he had a law degree?

Doc Brown :

Embarrassing

Mattress_Pros :

is it a crime? IT IS RIGHT NOW! 🤣

koro :

say nothing

Old man 26 :

Just walk away if he touches you that’s assault

xXSHAWNXx :

Cop just can’t stop lying and making up laws

kazawitz :

Is that cop a doctor or police officer. Cop stepping on dangerous grounds

ingo1927 :

It’s interesting that laws in the US work only between certain time windows, so one law might work between 11 and 12 another one between one and two and five and six, and they will never be posted because it’s only police officers who no one laws are active throughout the day and they tell us not right now that means it’s been changed from what we’ve known it for years

Doggies91 :

illegal detention

ingo1927 :

Yes, police officers can arrest you demand your information because maybe 10 years from now that you might be a suspect that’s how it works now according to police. We also hear from the police that certain laws don’t mean anything now right now. But this evening. It might. I know we know that suspicion as a crime according to this wonderful officer.

randyjhonson95 :

Why do we have so many police officers that are here to enforce the law?And they don't even know the law or your constitutional, right

Mario1960 :

cops like this one reason for disrespect

pritchy safc :

suspicious activity is not a crime so no id